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| - The Aeolian |
| * Les Eodiennes |
| - Balloon blimp |
| - Robotics Trophy |
| * 2007 |
| * 2008 |
| - Dixibot'project |
| - Drone Quadrirotor |
| * Operating Principle |
| * Controlling the drone |
| * Part Mechanics |
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| LES EODIENNES, THEY ARRIVE ! |
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No! This is not the flight of a couple of fireflies, or the presence of mysterious ORBS… |
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Yes! These lights are produced by the movement of a éodienne manipulated in a dark hallway by our friendly operator. But see the following video ... |
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That's it. It is a éodienne. This name is a compendium of "Indian wind." It is a small wind turbine designed to make light signals. Its propeller and rudder are plume 100% natural! |
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Early performance measurement by light winds. 3 km / h, the rotor rotates already, and the LEDs are beginning to turn on. |
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Here it is our éodienne already has a little sister! The reproduction is fast ... be careful, flooding of the planet within the next few years is possible ... |
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Changing into larger than ... This model is a little less manageable, but a good solution lighting and decorative garden. Note that the form does not result from a deformity after a heavy storm, but from extensive research design! |
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As you can see, it rotates and lights up by light winds. |
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And here's our little family éodiennes next to a venerable classical wind (this one we have just recovered). Notice that the trees do not move very much! The wind farm club develops… case to follow! |
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